The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-09-21
House.


A Joint committee was appointed to
wait upon the governor and inform him
that the legislative assembly would ad-
iourn sin die a. IL m, tomorrow.
The joint committee on II. B. No. 10
The bounty law, reported a substitute.
The substitute leaves the matter in the
hands of the county commissioners Of
each county, each county to pay their
own bounty If, in their judgment, they
see fit. The substitute was Immediately
adopted by the following vote.
Ayes-Buskett, Hanscom, Harwooi
johnson, Mantle, Marshall, Muth, Sco-
hey, Spauliing, Thompson, Toole, White
-l2
Noes-Alderson Blake, Gorham, Hoff-
man, Kanouse, Page, Taylor. Titman,
Wilson, Mr.. SPeaker-lO.
The house agreed to council amend
ments to the license bill.
Toole introduced C. NJ. No. /, asking
for a brick wall around the penitentiary,
was passed by unanimous vote.
II. b. No. 1.-The insane asylum bill,
passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Aldeison Blake, Buskett, Cor
ham, Hansrom, Hoffman, Mantle, Mar
shall, Muth, Taylor, Thompson, Titman,
Toole, White, Wilson-l5.
Noes-HaIwood, johnson, Kanouse,
Raee, Scobey, snaulding, Mr.. Speaker
T.. II rs SS' .-ts 7srs s7
G B. No. 8, amending the sheep scab
law passed by vote of 10 to l..
II. b. No. 27, amending the road law,
wherein s. per day is paid to road sup
ervisors instead of 50, as it now stands,
passed.
The house agreed to the conference
committee report on G. B. No II, the
stenographers bill, giving the stenogra-
pliers in district courts fifteen hundred
dollars per annum and five ents per
folio for transcribing.
The house concurred in council amend
ments to ii. B 8, amending the salary
law in reference to county clerks.
The house concurred in council amend
ments to II. B. No. 0, amending the lien
law.
G. b. No. TO. relating to motions for
new trials, passed by an unanimous
vote.
The house agreed to the conference
committee report on II, B. No. 13 amend
ing the municipal incorporation act.
The house concurred in council
amendments to II b. No. II authorizing
certain cities to incur Indebtedness.
Marshall gave notice of a bill to repeal
all laws relating to the payment of boun.
ties for killing wild animals.
SEVENTEENTH DAY.
Marshall, introduced II. B. No. 80, re-
pealing the entire bounty law. which
passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Buskett, Gorham. Hanscom
johnson, Marshall, Muth, Scobey, Tay.
lor, Thompson, Toole, White, Wilson
Mr. Speaker--l3.
Noes--Alderson, Blake, Mantle, Hoff
man, Page, spaulding, Titman-7.
The house by resolution extended the
time of adjournment from l2 m. to p
m.
On motion of Anderson the following
resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That the thanks of tht
house of representatives are due and tht
same are hereby heartily rendered tht
publishers of the Independent and Her
aid for the gratuitous distribution o
their papers TO all the members of ihii
body during the session.
On motion of Page the following wa
adopted.
Resolved. That the thanks of thu
house are justly due and are hereb,
rendered. to its speaker +. X, Armstrong
for the fair, honorable and impartia
manner in which he has presided owe
its deliberations.
On motion of Marshall the following
was adopted:
Resolved, That the members of tn
house hereby express their thanks t
David Marks, chief clerk and his assoc
ates, and to the other officers and EN-
ploys OF this body for the able ant
efficient manner in which they hay
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